Seeing as the don't meet the criteria of cheffy type ones we are obviously a bit stupid so maybe calling them gormlettes would be more appropriate?We'd better rename our eggy creations if they aren't omelettes
HaHa, l am a born and bred Yorkshireman proper Yorkshire never changed to North Humberside.l am in proper Yorkshire, you are obviously suffering from going over to the dark side. Time is great healer, l would advise turning the heat down gradually until you enjoy your Omelettes cooked correctly.Which is why I prefer properly cooked Yorkshire versions with a nice bit of browning on them and a bit thicker than the skimpy restaurant offerings.
I have just purchased a motorhome in France without an oven, seems to be the norm here, and I really miss my gas oven
Whoa, that is a potentially rather sexist comment! In this house (and motorhome) it is next to never the "good lady" who is doing the cooking, it is me, the "old bloke" and I like use the oven even when we are on holiday. There are several men I know who willingly do all the cooking, while their wives, partners or 'other halves' do other things!
At first sight, that seems a lot but even my VW has a 25ltr underslung tank so I suppose, for 2 people, that's not too bad as your tank must be far bigger than the VW?
Let’s revisit your post in 5 years time, they can’t even get LPG for those 2 bloody Ferguson Ferries they are trying to build so supplying LPG for a few thousand vans isn’t going to be very high on their list of priorities
Strange that, many years ago, I bought a caravan and it had to have an oven.
nonsense..Let’s revisit your post in 5 years time, they can’t even get LPG for those 2 bloody Ferguson Ferries they are trying to build so supplying LPG for a few thousand vans isn’t going to be very high on their list of priorities
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learnt how to make an omelette from father, make it as usual, cook in the pan and when almost done stick, in pan, under a hot grill, this fluffs it i up and gives the top a bit of colour si it doesn’t look so aneamic!What on earth do you do to your omelettes? Must be a Hull thing certainly doesn't sound like anything a normal person would do.
The "good lady" doesn't cook, doesn't collect water or empty the grey waste or toilet.. she's on holidayAn Oven in a Motorhome, just how British is that,
Preparing and cooking like you do back home, for goodness sake...the good lady is on holiday too.
Perhaps, in 5yrs time, people will have realised that this electric phase was just a way of Governments to keep the World Economy moving and will be better back to LPG which, because of it's scarcity, will be sold at a hiked up price with a bigger Tax portion?Let’s revisit your post in 5 years time, they can’t even get LPG for those 2 bloody Ferguson Ferries they are trying to build so supplying LPG for a few thousand vans isn’t going to be very high on their list of priorities
My concern with Gas has always been it creates moisture in the van, you have to go looking for it using up diesel and you cannot guarantee the ‘stockists has any in when you get there and, you are carrying a bomb around with you, like it or not the tanks can go with a bang in a crash.
If you try to turn an omelette over sometimes it ends up as scrambled eggs!Omelette, yet another foreign thing
What's wrong with Scrabbled Eggs?
Exactly our set up. Works perfect.
In 30+ years of camping , motorhoming none of these points you make has been a problem ..My concern with Gas has always been it creates moisture in the van, you have to go looking for it using up diesel and you cannot guarantee the ‘stockists has any in when you get there and, you are carrying a bomb around with you, like it or not the tanks can go with a bang in a crash.
With even a moderately sized battery and solar set up and diesel you can cook and heat yourself anywhere and not have to go chasing after Gas supplies.
In respect of Tax and increased costs etc. We will all get priced off the road eventually due to fossil fuel pricing/taxing but in the mean time I will try and enjoy my trips away
Nope, it's got to be runny in the middle unless it's a souffle omellete.
I like cookingAn Oven in a Motorhome, just how British is that,
Preparing and cooking like you do back home, for goodness sake...the good lady is on holiday too.
One pan cooking is simple, or if doing rice or pasta, two pan...but jumartoo can do it in one.
So my spec would be....double gas ring, single Induction. Add to this something suitable for cooking outside....Afterall isn't the van hot enough inside during the summer without ovens, preparing Sunday roast.... adjust to motorhome life, motorhome cooking...try something different, be adventurous, this is leisure experience...enjoy it..
What's this, "The good lady is on holiday too" thing, my wife never cooks and I find cooking an absolute pleasure.An Oven in a Motorhome, just how British is that,
Preparing and cooking like you do back home, for goodness sake...the good lady is on holiday too.
One pan cooking is simple, or if doing rice or pasta, two pan...but jumartoo can do it in one.
So my spec would be....double gas ring, single Induction. Add to this something suitable for cooking outside....Afterall isn't the van hot enough inside during the summer without ovens, preparing Sunday roast.... adjust to motorhome life, motorhome cooking...try something different, be adventurous, this is leisure experience...enjoy it..
If the van gets hit hard enough to rupture the LPG bottles or pipes it's buggered anyway, it might as well blow up
Induction hob is ideal no flames to blow out all the heat goes to the cooking pot.
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